Mitchell Beer is a Publisher and Managing Editor, known for his work in the field of energy and climate change. His articles cover a range of topics including carbon markets, renewable energy transition, financial reform, and climate adaptation. His work has been featured in various publications such as Corporate Knights, Truthout, DeSmog, and Climate & Capital Media.
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By: Mitchell Beer
The C$405 million that nine charities and wealthy families will be devoting to climate philanthropy over the next decade should be invested in large part to reach the “hearts and minds” of Canadians, two of the country’s environmental philanthropy leaders are saying this week.
By: Mitchell Beer
“Canada’s emissions are not confined within our borders—nor are their impacts,” says Ecojustice staff lawyer Reid Gomme. “They come back to haunt us in the form of climate catastrophes, extreme weather events, rising costs of living, and dangerous health consequences.”
Quebec has set a 2040 deadline to remove fossil fuels from all buildings, except those in the industrial sector.
s New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s latest congestion pricing plan awaits federal approval, opposition—including from President-elect Donald Trump—threatens to overturn the initiative.
By: Mitchell Beer
The Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) would have to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 11% per year to hit its 2030 target after seeing total climate pollution rise 2% to 54.5 megatonnes in 2023, The Atmospheric Fund reports this week.
By: Mitchell Beer
The incoming Donald Trump administration’s emerging plans to dismantle U.S. energy efficiency standards will raise energy costs for American families and undermine the country’s economic competitiveness, a veteran energy efficiency advocate warns.
Two years after Winnipeg began implementing its net-zero focused Community Energy Investment Roadmap, a citizen-led committee is pushing the city to study exactly how to implement one of the Roadmap’s core pillars: phasing out natural gas use in all buildings, existing and new.
By: Mitchell Beer
An energy software company in the United States, awarded US$50 million in federal funding, says its cloud-based application can cut delays in connecting new renewable energy projects to the grid by up to a year.
Public chargers could make EVs viable at longer distances, crucial for connecting rural and Northern communities and giving buyers confidence that charging networks will be reliable.
Energy analysts and policymakers concerned about the growing electricity demand driven by data centres may find a solution in transforming the facilities into assets that support the grid, suggests a recent policy brief.
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